IES DG 23 2014

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IES DG-23 Design Guide for Lighting for Toll Plazas

Published By	Publication Date	Number of Pages
IES	2014	17

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Description

As the need for up-to-date roadways, bridges, and tunnels increases so does the construction costs associated with such projects. The need to improve the infrastructure continues to present a growing problem. Roadways, bridges, and tunnels continue to fall into disrepair because the ever increasing operating costs continue to minimize the amount of repair that can actually be completed. Roadways are now being built with the emphasis on collecting money directly for the use of the facility. The collection of tolls is the most common method for an Authority to offset the burden of continued maintenance or even expansion. This document has been assembled to aid the roadway lighting designer in understanding the roadway lighting needs for facilities specifically designed to collect tolls, commonly called Toll Plazas. The lighting for Toll Plazas is defined by many tasks. Toll Plazas consist of four distinct driving areas: Approach/Departure Roads/Zones, Infield, Queuing/Areas, and Toll Collection Island. Each area has a distinct task and requires special design considerations. This design guide does not include lighting criteria for signs, collection booth, service building, parking facilities, any area not associated with driving lanes, cameras, and electronic toll collection equipment.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
1	Cover
3	Copyright
4	IES Roadway Lighting Committee
6	Contents
8	1.0 INTRODUCTION 2.0 THE PLAZA DEFINED 2.1 Toll Roads 2.2 Toll Plazas
9	2.3 Approach Road (Ramp) & Departure Road 2.4 Approach and Departure Zones 2.5 Toll Collection Island
10	2.6 Infield 2.7 Administration/Maintenance Buildings 3.0 CURRENT STANDARDS
11	4.0 RECOMMENDED ILLUMINANCE CRITERIA 5.0 OTHER DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS 5.1 Luminaire Placement
12	5.2 Equipment and Luminaires 5.3 Light Sources
13	5.4 Controls 5.5 Electric Power Supply and Distribution
14	5.6 Lighting System Economics 5.7 Maintenance Considerations
15	5.8 Security Lighting: 5.9 Lighting Zones and CommunityResponsive Design
16	5.10 Obtrusive Light: 6.0 REFERENCES: